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IonQ Forecasts $225‑$245 Million Revenue in 2026 as Quantum Market Matures
NewsApr 3, 2026

IonQ Forecasts $225‑$245 Million Revenue in 2026 as Quantum Market Matures

IonQ Inc. projected 2026 revenue of $225‑$245 million, citing a growing customer base, an expanded product portfolio and a $370 million backlog. The outlook reflects the company’s strong cash position and its push toward a 256‑qubit system as the quantum computing market...

By Pulse
Quantum Battery Charges Faster as It Grows, Defying Classical Limits
NewsApr 3, 2026

Quantum Battery Charges Faster as It Grows, Defying Classical Limits

Scientists at Australia’s CSIRO and RMIT University have built a quantum battery whose charging time shrinks as the device gets larger, overturning the classic trade‑off between size and speed. The prototype uses collective light‑matter interactions to achieve femtosecond charging and...

By Pulse
Cognichip Secures $60M Series A to Accelerate AI‑Driven Chip Design
NewsApr 3, 2026

Cognichip Secures $60M Series A to Accelerate AI‑Driven Chip Design

Cognichip announced a $60 million funding round led by Seligman Ventures, with Intel CEO Lip‑Bu Tan investing through Walden Catalyst Ventures and joining the board. The deep‑tech startup claims its AI platform can slash chip‑design costs by more than 75% and...

By Pulse
Emerald AI Raises $25 Million to Turn Data Centers Into Grid Assets
NewsApr 3, 2026

Emerald AI Raises $25 Million to Turn Data Centers Into Grid Assets

Emerald AI closed a $25 million strategic expansion round led by Energy Impact Partners, adding investors such as Siemens, Samsung Ventures and NVIDIA’s NVentures. The funding will accelerate its Conductor platform, which lets AI‑heavy data centers act as flexible resources for...

By Pulse
Quadruped Robot ANYmal Slashes Mars and Moon Test Times by Up to 70%
NewsApr 3, 2026

Quadruped Robot ANYmal Slashes Mars and Moon Test Times by Up to 70%

A team from the University of Basel, ETH Zurich and Swiss partners demonstrated that the four‑legged robot ANYmal can autonomously visit and analyze multiple targets in 12‑23 minutes, versus 41 minutes for a human‑guided approach. The study suggests quadruped robots...

By Pulse
BHIM App Introduces Biometric Authentication for UPI Payments up to ₹5,000
NewsApr 3, 2026

BHIM App Introduces Biometric Authentication for UPI Payments up to ₹5,000

NPCI’s BHIM Payments App now lets users approve UPI transactions with fingerprint or facial recognition, capping biometric approvals at ₹5,000 (about $60). The feature is available on both iOS and Android, aiming to replace manual PIN entry for everyday payments...

By The Fintech Times
BillionToOne Shares Tumble 3.7% After Appointing New Oncology Chief
NewsApr 3, 2026

BillionToOne Shares Tumble 3.7% After Appointing New Oncology Chief

BillionToOne, Inc. saw its Nasdaq‑listed shares drop 3.66% to $79.92 following the announcement that Allen Chen will lead medical affairs and clinical development for oncology. The move comes as the company expands its Northstar liquid‑biopsy platform, and investors are weighing...

By Pulse
Xiaomi’s New PFAS-Free Rice Cooker Uses a Titanium Pot
BlogApr 3, 2026

Xiaomi’s New PFAS-Free Rice Cooker Uses a Titanium Pot

Xiaomi has launched the Mijia Smart IH Rice Cooker P1, featuring a PFAS‑free titanium‑infused inner pot and 3‑D induction heating. Priced at about $159, the cooker combines pressure cooking at 105 °C with a 10‑stage intelligent program that adapts to rice...

By The Gadgeteer
From Single‑Box CPUs to Warehouse‑Scale Semiconductor Production
SocialApr 3, 2026

From Single‑Box CPUs to Warehouse‑Scale Semiconductor Production

#Technology #Thread #Semiconductor #Manufacturing #Warehouse The Semiconductor Why Warehouse Scale: 1/ - So Far, Computation Was A Single Box Problem. - One CPU, One Memory Space, One App, One “Fast Enough” Machine.

By Chetan Arvind Patil
AI Can Help Teachers Give Better Feedback—But Only If We Start with the Right Problem
BlogApr 3, 2026

AI Can Help Teachers Give Better Feedback—But Only If We Start with the Right Problem

Teachers struggle to give timely, personalized feedback on student writing, a bottleneck that hampers formative learning. AI promises to accelerate feedback, increase precision, and ensure consistency, but its value hinges on clearly defined instructional goals. Google’s Gemini feature embeds AI‑drafted...

By Tom’s Takes: AI in Edu – News, Tools & Views
Data Security Posture Management Has Become Essential for Governments
NewsApr 3, 2026

Data Security Posture Management Has Become Essential for Governments

State and local governments are rapidly expanding multicloud environments and adopting generative AI, yet many lack clear visibility into where sensitive citizen data resides. Data Security Posture Management (DSPM) emerges as a solution, continuously discovering, classifying, and monitoring data across...

By StateTech Magazine
Guardian AI Emerges: Second‑layer Agents Monitor and Secure Systems
SocialApr 3, 2026

Guardian AI Emerges: Second‑layer Agents Monitor and Secure Systems

The category is called guardian AI, or supervisor agents. The idea: deploy a second layer of AI to watch what the first layer is doing. ServiceNow has the most developed commercial product here, sold as part of its AI Control...

By Shashi Bellamkonda
AI Smart Ring Shows Future On‑Finger Tech
SocialApr 3, 2026

AI Smart Ring Shows Future On‑Finger Tech

Today's newsletter: - A new AI smart ring I really want (cc minafahmi) - Why OpenAI bought @tbpn - A feed check https://sources.news/p/ai-on-your-finger

By Alex Heath
SMILE’s April 9 Launch Could Finally Show Us What Solar Storms Actually Look Like When They Hit
NewsApr 3, 2026

SMILE’s April 9 Launch Could Finally Show Us What Solar Storms Actually Look Like When They Hit

The Solar wind Magnetosphere Ionosphere Link Explorer (SMILE) is set to launch on April 9 from French Guiana, carrying four instruments to image Earth’s magnetosphere in soft X‑rays. By capturing the interaction between solar wind and the magnetic shield, and simultaneously...

By SpaceDaily
The Future of AI Might Be on Your Finger
NewsApr 3, 2026

The Future of AI Might Be on Your Finger

Sandbar is preparing to ship its Stream smart ring this summer, a wearable that goes beyond voice capture to enable two‑way AI conversations. The device remembers prior interactions, asks follow‑up questions, and acts as a "self‑extension" rather than a personality‑driven...

By Sources
State Management in Stream Processing: How Apache Flink and Kafka Streams Handle State
BlogApr 3, 2026

State Management in Stream Processing: How Apache Flink and Kafka Streams Handle State

The article compares how Apache Flink and Kafka Streams manage state in real‑time stream processing. Flink treats state as a first‑class citizen, persisting snapshots to durable storage like S3 via periodic checkpoints. Kafka Streams materializes state changes in compacted Kafka...

By System Design Interview Roadmap
Check City Notifies 322,687 People of March 2025 Data Breach
NewsApr 3, 2026

Check City Notifies 322,687 People of March 2025 Data Breach

Check City, a payday‑loan provider, disclosed that a March 2025 cyber‑attack exposed personal data of 322,687 individuals. The breach compromised names, Social Security numbers, government IDs, financial account details, credit and debit card numbers, dates of birth, and addresses. A...

By PYMNTS
AI Now Draws Live Diagrams Directly in Chat
SocialApr 3, 2026

AI Now Draws Live Diagrams Directly in Chat

AI doesn’t just write anymore… it draws inside your chat. draw.io’s MCP App Server is a real shift: AI generates a diagram and it instantly renders live, inside the conversation. No copy-paste. No switching tabs. No friction. Tools like Claude are moving beyond text...

By Naveed Ullah
Defending Open Source While Rejecting Mischaracterization of Views
SocialApr 3, 2026

Defending Open Source While Rejecting Mischaracterization of Views

Marc, @pmarca, you're welcome to disagree with my views, but not to blatantly lie about them. There are some digital products (say CSAM and AI letting terrorists make bioweapons) that I oppose regardless of whether they are open-source or not,...

By Max Tegmark
Valerion’s StreamMaster Plus2 4K Laser Projector Drops to Lowest Price in 30 Days
NewsApr 3, 2026

Valerion’s StreamMaster Plus2 4K Laser Projector Drops to Lowest Price in 30 Days

Valerion announced a 20% price cut for its StreamMaster Plus 2 4K laser projector, lowering the list price from $1,999 to $1,599, the lowest point in the past month. The device packs an RGB triple‑laser engine, 2000 ISO lumens, 4 ms input lag,...

By Cord Cutters News
Image-Based Honeybee Colony Conditions Detection Using a Hybrid CNN–ANN Framework
NewsApr 3, 2026

Image-Based Honeybee Colony Conditions Detection Using a Hybrid CNN–ANN Framework

A new hybrid deep‑learning system combines a dual‑branch CNN with a Multi‑Layer Feedback ANN to classify six honeybee health conditions from images. The model achieved 97.61% overall accuracy and a macro‑F1 score of 0.96, surpassing a traditional CNN‑Softmax baseline that...

By Research Square – News/Updates
Assessing Digital and AI-Readiness in Medical Education: A Delphi-Based Development of a Digital Health Competency Questionnaire
NewsApr 3, 2026

Assessing Digital and AI-Readiness in Medical Education: A Delphi-Based Development of a Digital Health Competency Questionnaire

A Delphi-driven study created a 25‑item questionnaire to gauge medical students' digital health and AI competencies. Twelve experts, including ten educators and two senior students, refined an initial 26‑item draft over two consensus rounds, achieving a 96% agreement rate. The...

By Research Square – News/Updates
Wyoming Woos Google, Microsoft, and Meta To Build More AI Data Centers in the State
NewsApr 3, 2026

Wyoming Woos Google, Microsoft, and Meta To Build More AI Data Centers in the State

Wyoming is courting the AI data‑center boom by hosting a closed‑door Data x Power summit that brought together Google, Microsoft, Meta, Amazon and energy firms. The state already operates 21 data centers and is promoting its abundant, low‑cost electricity, tax‑free environment and...

By Realtor.com News
Navigating the Flood of Consumer‑Focused Agentic Platforms
SocialApr 3, 2026

Navigating the Flood of Consumer‑Focused Agentic Platforms

It seems to me that there are so many agentic platforms coming out that it's impossible to keep up with all of them. But I am trying to use as many as I can. I think I'll try to get...

By Robert Scoble
Great Content Fails without Compelling Title and Thumbnail
SocialApr 3, 2026

Great Content Fails without Compelling Title and Thumbnail

We posted a video that many people said was our best video in years, yet it was one of our worst performing videos in years. People who watch it love it. The problem is the title an/or thumbnail were not...

By Peter Sciretta
How the World Got Owned Episode 2: The 1990s, Part One
PodcastApr 3, 202646 min

How the World Got Owned Episode 2: The 1990s, Part One

Episode 2 of "How the World Got Owned" dives into the 1990s hacking scene, highlighting the rise of hacker conventions like DEF CON and Black Hat, the emergence of a vibrant but ego‑driven community, and the clash between hackers and...

By Risky Business
Cell‑Free DNA Production Ends Decades‑Old Cloning Bottleneck
SocialApr 3, 2026

Cell‑Free DNA Production Ends Decades‑Old Cloning Bottleneck

Most of synthetic biology has been completely transformed in the last decade. DNA manufacturing? Still running on cloning workflows from the 1970s. That's the bottleneck Jodi Barrientos, CEO of @ribbonbiolabs, is tackling head-on — and she's on the @SynBioBeta Main Stage on...

By John Cumbers
Parents Spend $50k on Overseas Stem Cell Therapy as Experts Issue Warning
NewsApr 3, 2026

Parents Spend $50k on Overseas Stem Cell Therapy as Experts Issue Warning

Australian parents spent roughly US$33,000 on a stem‑cell procedure in Thailand for their five‑year‑old son with septo‑optic dysplasia, a rare eye condition affecting only 54 Australians. After multiple treatments, the child’s visual acuity improved from 1/60 to 3/60, allowing limited...

By ABC News (Australia) – Business
Landslide Susceptibility Mapping Around Alkumru Dam (Siirt, Türkiye) Using Machine Learning and Ensemble Models
NewsApr 3, 2026

Landslide Susceptibility Mapping Around Alkumru Dam (Siirt, Türkiye) Using Machine Learning and Ensemble Models

Researchers applied six machine‑learning algorithms and an ensemble model to map landslide susceptibility around Turkey’s Alkumru Dam reservoir. All models delivered strong predictive power, with AUC scores ranging from 0.877 to 0.959, and the Naive Bayes classifier achieved the highest...

By Research Square – News/Updates
Bug Bounties Aren’t Universal, AI Hype Is Overblown
SocialApr 3, 2026

Bug Bounties Aren’t Universal, AI Hype Is Overblown

Had a great conversation with Mackenzie Jackson from Aikido Security on The Secure Disclosure — we got into some contrarian takes: not every org should run a bug bounty (yes, from the Bugcrowd founder), AI slop is really just 2014...

By Casey Ellis
Media Personalities Remain AI‑proof, Targeting Enterprise Market
SocialApr 3, 2026

Media Personalities Remain AI‑proof, Targeting Enterprise Market

If you don't get this deal, it's simple. Media personalities will be one of the last things to be replaced by AI. And, this is a very good way to reach Enterprises, OpenAI's new focus. Smart move by @sama.

By Nathan Lands
ZeroEyes Expands AI-Based Threat Detection Into the Physical Realm to Secure Public Spaces
NewsApr 3, 2026

ZeroEyes Expands AI-Based Threat Detection Into the Physical Realm to Secure Public Spaces

ZeroEyes, known for AI gun detection, has broadened its platform to include knife detection, non‑invasive suspect tracking, and a suite of analytics tools for public‑space security. The system can spot blades as short as six inches and follow individuals across...

By SiliconANGLE
UK Battery Storage Surge: SSE Launches 300MWh Unit
SocialApr 3, 2026

UK Battery Storage Surge: SSE Launches 300MWh Unit

UK BESS ROUNDUP: SSE commissions 300MWh unit, Matrix, Drax and Voltaria progress projects #energysky -- via Energy Storage News: https://t.co/2Cf4KJGzIG

By Tor “SolarFred” Valenza
AI Power Race Forces Massive US Grid Overhaul
SocialApr 3, 2026

AI Power Race Forces Massive US Grid Overhaul

The Mad Scramble to Power AI Is Rewiring the US Grid by @EddyTheGent https://t.co/h1WvxqsuTM https://t.co/CAErhttqjD

By Brian Ahier
Navigating the Quantum Resource Landscape of Entropy Vector Space Using Machine Learning and Optimization
NewsApr 3, 2026

Navigating the Quantum Resource Landscape of Entropy Vector Space Using Machine Learning and Optimization

A new preprint introduces a machine‑learning framework that maps entropy‑vector dynamics to identify quantum states violating Ingleton’s inequality, a boundary respected by stabilizer and holographic states. The authors prove pure‑state violations are impossible for five qubits or fewer, establishing six...

By Research Square – News/Updates
Grok Heavy Surpasses Opus with Frequent Updates
SocialApr 3, 2026

Grok Heavy Surpasses Opus with Frequent Updates

Current release of Grok is much than beta 1, which beat Opus in this arena. We usually update the model twice a week. Try the current version of Grok Heavy and you will be pleasantly surprised.

By Elon Musk
Sponsor Fintech Business Weekly to Reach 91k Decision Makers
SocialApr 3, 2026

Sponsor Fintech Business Weekly to Reach 91k Decision Makers

Looking to reach senior execs & decision makers in fintech, banking & govt regulators? Reach out about sponsoring Fintech Business Weekly to get in front of 91,000+ loyal readers & listeners.

By Jason Mikula
All G Secures FDA Clearance for Cow‑Free Lactoferrin, Paving Way for Fermented Alt‑Dairy
NewsApr 3, 2026

All G Secures FDA Clearance for Cow‑Free Lactoferrin, Paving Way for Fermented Alt‑Dairy

All G, a Sydney‑based precision‑fermentation company, earned a U.S. FDA no‑questions letter for its cow‑free lactoferrin protein, clearing the path for commercial launch in the United States within months. The approval validates the ingredient’s safety and opens a new supply...

By Pulse
Integrity Crew Shatters Isaacman 1400 Km Record 13 Minutes Post‑launch
SocialApr 3, 2026

Integrity Crew Shatters Isaacman 1400 Km Record 13 Minutes Post‑launch

Per a question asked in the presser, Integrity's crew broke the Isaacman height record of 1400 km at 2306 UTC Apr 1, a mere 13 minutes after launch.

By Jonathan McDowell
700 EVs Demonstrate Viable Redispatch Capability in Germany
SocialApr 3, 2026

700 EVs Demonstrate Viable Redispatch Capability in Germany

German pilot shows 700 EVs can provide redispatch services #energysky -- via pv magazine global: https://t.co/o6EGIKt7Sw

By Tor “SolarFred” Valenza
Imagine 2.0 Training Extends for Major Audio, Visual Upgrades
SocialApr 3, 2026

Imagine 2.0 Training Extends for Major Audio, Visual Upgrades

Small improvements to Imagine are happening frequently. Looks like we need another few weeks of training for Imagine 2.0, which will have major upgrades in speech/audio and face/details consistency.

By Elon Musk
Good Framework Design Yields High Performance with Minimal Effort
SocialApr 3, 2026

Good Framework Design Yields High Performance with Minimal Effort

JAX is what a well-designed low-level machine learning framework looks like. Good design lets you deliver much greater performance with much lower effort. Bad design is the exact opposite.

By François Chollet
Microsoft’s Z-80 SoftCard Lets Apple II Run CP/M
SocialApr 3, 2026

Microsoft’s Z-80 SoftCard Lets Apple II Run CP/M

#ThisDayInTechHistory. April 2, 1980. @Microsoft introduces the Z-80 SoftCard, a circuit board that plugs into the Apple II computer and allows Apple II users to run CP/M applications with only minor modifications. https://t.co/CE9TWnbzxN

By James Gingerich
Mono Infection Triples Risk of Developing Multiple Sclerosis
SocialApr 3, 2026

Mono Infection Triples Risk of Developing Multiple Sclerosis

New study has strengthened link between infectious mono and Multiple Sclerosis. By analyzing 2 decades of health records, researchers found people who contracted mono as teenagers or adults were 3x more likely to develop MS later vs those who didn’t https://t.co/6DLZMEWyU6

By Scott Gottlieb
Royal Caribbean Shows Cruise Industry Embracing Robots
SocialApr 3, 2026

Royal Caribbean Shows Cruise Industry Embracing Robots

#WhosNext? Cruise Line workers? Royal Caribbean outlines how they are currently using #Robots with no doubt more to follow. (Royal Caribbean) #Robotics #JVGpost https://t.co/OXpvAJYYVT

By James Gingerich
Know the Difference: Cutting Edge vs Bleeding Edge AI
SocialApr 3, 2026

Know the Difference: Cutting Edge vs Bleeding Edge AI

The most important question before installing any AI tool: Is this the cutting edge or the bleeding edge? OpenClaw is bleeding edge. Here’s why that matters. https://t.co/MFj5pVF0o6

By Michael Hyatt
H5N1 Bird‑to‑Cattle Spillover Traced Across US
SocialApr 3, 2026

H5N1 Bird‑to‑Cattle Spillover Traced Across US

So pleased to contribute to this preprint on H5N1 spillover from birds to dairy cattle from the Moo Flu Crew, led by the excellent @jepekar. We traced both B3.13 in Texas and D1.1 in Nevada and Arizona to look at...

By Angela Rasmussen
Solar Battery ‘Daylight Saving’ Cuts Australian Energy Costs
SocialApr 3, 2026

Solar Battery ‘Daylight Saving’ Cuts Australian Energy Costs

Seize the day: Time to let solar “daylight saving” in batteries reduce our costs in Australia Renewables increasingly bring tight band of lower prices, and batteries, though only small but growing part of NEM supply, reduce volatility displace gas in peak https://t.co/hs477zGk9e...

By Prof Ray Wills
ROS By-The-Bay Meetup Announced for April 16
SocialApr 3, 2026

ROS By-The-Bay Meetup Announced for April 16

We just scheduled our next ROS By-The-Bay meetup for April 16th from 6-9pm PST at @beckhoff's San Jose office. Our speakers will be two recent @ycombinator grads @innate_bot and @Saphira_AI. Emcee @kscottz will also provide an update on ROS 2...

By Open Robotics